The Hope IBF Drug and Alcohol Recovery Program consists of three formal phases. Each resident is expected to participate completely in each phase. The phases are as follows:

Phase One - Entry Level

Each resident is restricted to the church property for at least the first 30 days. This may be longer dependent on the needs of the individual.

Daily bible studies and recovery meetings are mandatory. These are as follows:

Monday - Friday - Bible Study at 7:30am

Monday - Congregational Dinner at 6:00pm
Monday - Bible Study at 7:00pm
Monday - Narcotics Anonymous at 8:15pm

Tuesday - Alcoholics Anonymous at 7:00pm

Wednesday - Bible Study at 7:00pm

Thursday - Alcoholics Anonymous at 8:00pm

Friday - Alcoholics Anonymous Big Book Study at 7:00pm

Saturday - Overcomers Meeting at 7:30am
Saturday - Alcoholics Anonymous at 7:30pm

Sunday - Bible Study at 9:00am
Sunday - Worship Service at 11:00am

A minimum of 35 hours per week of service around the church is required. Each resident will get instruction daily from their assigned supervisor.

Within two weeks of arrival, the resident must obtain a sponsor.

On the spot drug and alcohol testing is required.

Failure to adhere to one or more of these requirements may result in expulsion from the program.

Phase Two - Beginning Integration
In this phase, the resident begins slowly re-integrates into life. They are required to be actively in pursuit of employment or have at least a part-time job. School will be considered part-time employment.

When not at job, the resident is required to attend bible studies and meetings.

Continued service around the church is expected when not at job or on interviews.

Must have a sponsor.

On the spot drug and alcohol testing is required.

Failure to adhere to one or more of these requirements may result in expulsion from the program.

Phase Three - Life Transformation
In this phase the resident furthers is transition into society.

Full Time employment is required.

Pay full program service fees on time.

Be at service at both the church and an outside meeting.

Have a comprehensive understanding of the 12-step program.

Be a sponsor to at least one Phase 1 or Phase 2 person.

Be spiritually prepared to help a new or non believer in drawing closer to God.

Preform regularly scheduled chores in the LT building.

Continued on the spot drug testing is required.